The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1887-11-06


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WHAT BALL x1H sAY
Fred Pfersr-No use talking win not play In Chicago
Al Rsaeh-Y.. Ivould like to got riorsr Hssiuss
I'd. williamson-I am satisned that the Brothsrhood
can do me good.
Harry snss DO not snG. whether VI" manage
Association cities In The country. '---
Hardy Rehsrdsonw.. bee. The Browns without Dun,
nsasy But Ssy cam pa; 5s I
public s: S 6. To g:
Paul Hine.-f do not knock the ball over the fence
%s Il 20 mi o. u
inEton any more.
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President Won der ns s. Louis Club viii b
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attraction that comes 70 chicago we have made l9o
and an o iRa has has
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Charles j. Ferguson-Tho Philadelphia pltcher-I see
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Ing back They have taken tho liberty q using name
Sn1sns BUT 70
Dr. voss OF the Portland Cub-At the beginning Of tho
past tho Portlands could play with their oppo
nentA hut they could make their patrons believe
that e. ass ss
the When the club began to lose games the base
ball lovers all willing to that the
played ball straight through the season although
by pursuing n different they could have
better pleased their patrons The Portland has
the finest class Of patrons Of any city in New England.
The clubs weakness in the batteries It lack
ing where was strong the previous season The club
badly last With fair weather the Southern trip
would have been success 1t was very unfayorable.
lsss the club win take no extended trip Mr. SPENCE
he has received liberal offers and had them Last
season He In already on the lookout for good men.
return and H. than probable that IL Gil Hatfield
fails 70 awe satisfaction in New York he will return to
his old love.